The Anker’s House Museum is a wonderful compact and informative museum attached to the Parish Church, which was established in 883AD.
- North East history
- romans
- historic buildings
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Anker's House Museum
- Church Chare, Chester-le-Street, DH3 3QB
- 0191 388 3295
- Website
Aycliffe & District Bus Preservation Society
This is a mobile museum and as such it is not kept in one place. As a result the primary way the museum exhibits their collection is at bus rallies and other public events.
- heritage
- fresh air
- big stuff
- being original
- being active
- collections
- doing things as a family
- the real thing
- the unusual
- This is a mobile museum, offices based in Newton Aycliffe, DL5 6SZ
- 01325 317 657
- Website
Chesters Roman Fort & Museum
Chesters Roman Fort offers the best visible remains of a cavalry fort in Britain today.
- heritage
- getting mucky
- fresh air
- romans
- world history
- a place to think
- being active
- doing things as a family
- North East history
- Chollerford, Humshaugh, Hexham, NE46 4EU
- 01434 681 379
- Website
Cleveland Ironstone Mining Museum
The Museum sits on the site of the first Cleveland Ironstone Mine from which industrial Teesside emerged.
- getting mucky
- fresh air
- doing things as a family
- the unusual
- stories
- North East history
- industrial history
- heritage
Corbridge Roman Town & Museum
The Museum displays a rich selection of Roman finds including weapons and armour.
- world history
- romans
- heritage
- a place to think
- being active
- doing things as a family
- exploring
- getting mucky
- the real thing
- Corbridge Roman Site, NE45 5NT
- 01434 632 349
- Website
Durham Castle
Built in the Norman period as an imposing fortress, Durham Castle’s story is entwined with that of the Prince-Bishops of Durham, whose semi-regal status made them some of the most powerful and wealthy men in the country.
- historic buildings
- a place to think
- architecture
- collections
- heritage
- North East history
- Durham Castle, Palace Green, Durham, DH1 3RW
- 0191 334 2932
- Website
Guisborough Museum
This small volunteer run Museum shows the social, agricultural and commercial history of Guisborough through the ages.
- collections
- doing things as a family
- heritage
- North East history
Head of Steam - Darlington Railway Museum
Step into the newly restored station building and look out for large exhibits like Stephenson’s “Locomotion No. 1” and displays of railway memorabilia.
- trains
- North East history
- doing things as a family
- a nice cuppa
- heritage
- technology
- the real thing
Housesteads Roman Fort
One of the best preserved Roman forts in Britain, Housesteads boasts spectacular views.
- world history
- romans
- heritage
- exploring
- getting mucky
- military history
- the real thing
- being active
- doing things as a family
- Haydon Bridge, Hexham, NE47 6NN
- 01434 344 363
- Website
Morpeth Chantry Bagpipe Museum
Located in Morpeth’s Grade 1 listed 13th century Chantry Bridge Chapel, the Museum specialises in the Northumbria small pipes and their music which are set in the context of bagpipes from around the world.
- collections
- heritage
- the unusual
- The Chantry, Bridge Street, Morpeth, NE61 1PD
- 01670 624490
- Website
